When my brother's best friend discovers the very private, very spicy bucket list I never meant for anyone to see, he does the last thing I expect—he volunteers to help me check it off. Liam Farrell is the hockey team's most notorious playboy, and trust me, the reputation is earned. One flash of that smile and the subtle lilt of his Irish accent and I'm forgetting every reason this is a terrible idea. My brother will kill us both if he finds out, which should be reason enough to say no, but I've spent my whole life fading into the background next to Drew. Being the invisible twin and feeling like I was a secondary character in my own damn life. It’ll no doubt end in disaster. But…I trust Liam. And after getting called boring in bed, I need someone I can feel safe with to check these items off my list. We agree to be exclusive until the list is done, but with every item that gets checked off, the more the lines blur. And now I’m falling for the last person I should. Because Liam doesn’t believe in love, and has made it clear that he’s not built for forever. And I’m starting to fear forever is exactly what I want. If you love: 🏒 Brother's best friend 🤫 Secret relationship 🔥 Spicy bucket list 😈 Playboy falls hard 💪 Touch her and d!e 🏠 Forced proximity 💔 "I'm not built for this" ...then you won't want to miss this one. Campus Secret is a steamy best friend's sister college hockey romance with a secret relationship, a bucket list arrangement that breaks every rule, and a hockey player who discovers that the woman he tried to protect from himself is the only reason he wants to be a better man. It is the third book in the CFU Hockey series, but can be read as a standalone.

Getting pregnant after a one-night stand with my brother’s best friend was never part of the plan. We’re talking about Foster Davis here. Chicago Colts closing pitcher. The broody king of one-word answers. And the man everyone knows keeps one foot out the door. Surprisingly, when two pink lines turn my world upside down, Foster doesn’t run. He steps in, he shows up, and he insists we do this together. Pretending we’re fine is easy. Pretending this is just about the baby? Not so much. Because Foster is gentle when no one’s watching. Because he looks at me like I’m something worth protecting. Because the walls he’s built start to crack—and I’m the one he’s letting inside. Our arrangement was supposed to be simple. Boundaries were set. Co-parents and no catching feelings. Okay, maybe a few sex lessons were added in too. Bad idea, I know. Because the more time I spend with Foster Davis, the harder it is to remember why I ever thought he was the risky choice.

One Night. One Mistake. One Baby on His Doorstep. Tyler West He screwed up. One night, one mistake, and now there's a baby on his doorstep. He's eight hours from anyone he trusts, getting torn apart by his new team, and has no idea how to keep a kid alive. When he calls someone from his past in a panic, she brings reinforcements. Including a nanny who's way too pretty for his peace of mind. Nora Collins She needed this job. Badly. Moving to Ridgeport for a fresh start seemed like the right call, until she showed up for an interview and found a professional hockey player who looked two seconds from a breakdown, holding a screaming baby like it might explode. But the pay is good, the baby is sweet, and Tyler West, despite being a mess, might be the best thing that's happened to her in a long time. Their boundaries were crystal clear: professional only, no feelings, no complications. Except late-night feedings don't feel professional, stolen glances aren't just friendly, and when Tyler falls first, keeping their distance becomes impossible. But falling for each other is the easy part. Staying together when the world tries to tear them apart? That's where the real fight begins. Because family isn't always blood. Sometimes it's who shows up at 3 a.m. Who stays when things get hard. Sometimes the best goals are the most unexpected.

In this rom-com about rom-coms, in the spirit of Kasie West and Jenn Bennett, a hopeless romantic teen attempts to secure a happily-ever-after moment with her forever crush, but finds herself reluctantly drawn to the boy next door. Perpetual daydreamer Liz Buxbaum gave her heart to Michael a long time ago. But her cool, aloof forever crush never really saw her before he moved away. Now that he’s back in town, Liz will do whatever it takes to get on his radar - and maybe snag him as a prom date - even befriend Wes Bennet. The annoyingly attractive next-door neighbor might seem like a prime candidate for romantic-comedy fantasies, but Wes has only been a pain in Liz’s butt since they were kids. Pranks involving frogs and decapitated lawn gnomes do not a potential boyfriend make. Yet, somehow, Wes and Michael are hitting it off, which means Wes is Liz’s in. But as Liz and Wes scheme to get Liz noticed by Michael so she can have her magical prom moment, she’s shocked to discover that she likes being around Wes. And as they continue to grow closer, she must reexamine everything she thought she knew about love - and rethink her own ideas of what happily ever after should look like.

Getting pregnant after a one-night stand with my brother’s best friend was never part of the plan. We’re talking about Foster Davis here. Chicago Colts closing pitcher. The broody king of one-word answers. And the man everyone knows keeps one foot out the door. Surprisingly, when two pink lines turn my world upside down, Foster doesn’t run. He steps in, he shows up, and he insists we do this together. Pretending we’re fine is easy. Pretending this is just about the baby? Not so much. Because Foster is gentle when no one’s watching. Because he looks at me like I’m something worth protecting. Because the walls he’s built start to crack—and I’m the one he’s letting inside. Our arrangement was supposed to be simple. Boundaries were set. Co-parents and no catching feelings. Okay, maybe a few sex lessons were added in too. Bad idea, I know. Because the more time I spend with Foster Davis, the harder it is to remember why I ever thought he was the risky choice.